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Creating a Workplace Mentoring Program: Key Steps and Tips
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Posted By :YouthLead Admin
Posted :June 29, 2021
Updated :July 21, 2021

What is a mentoring program in the workplace

A mentoring program helps new hires or those beginning their careers find experienced mentors who can guide them on their professional journeys. Mentorship programs at work can increase employee retention, boost workplace satisfaction and foster professional growth. A well-organized program offers structure and guidance throughout the mentorship process to maximize its benefits.

How to start a mentoring program

Organizing your mentorship program carefully from the beginning will give everyone clear expectations and guidelines, improving overall satisfaction with the experience. Here are five key steps for building a mentorship program in your workplace.

  1. Define the program’s goal
  2. Outline the mentoring process in the workplace
  3. Select program participants
  4. Match mentors and mentees
  5. Provide mentorship training
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Attribution/Author:indeed Career Guide
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/workplace-mentoring-pro…
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Leadership Development, Skills & Labor Training, Workforce Development, Mentoring/Coaching
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